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    Rainy Day

    Jenny / 23 June 2016

    It’s rainy. It’s Thursday. It’s rainy throwback Thursday. Here is a photo that I took last June. I toured Longwood Gardens in eastern Pennsylvania with two of my sisters. Well, we toured part…

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  • History,  New Kensington,  Western Pennsylvania

    Hey “Hamilton” Fans: Here’s a Novel about Aaron Burr’s Daughter. Happy Father’s Day, Aaron Burr!

    Jenny / 19 June 2016

    So I just wanted to let you know that historical fiction about Theodosia Burr exists. Has existed for decades. Let me show you My Theodosia by Anya Seton. Yes, it has a copyright date of…

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  • Western Pennsylvania

    “Take Me to the River”

    Jenny / 17 June 2016

    So I took this photo at work today with my phone. I wanted to show everyone how last night’s rain made the Allegheny into the muddy, muddy Allegheny. I could write a blues…

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  • History,  Western Pennsylvania

    Today’s Lunch Hour

    Jenny / 15 June 2016

    Today I watched the Pittsburgh Penguins victory parade from the 22nd floor of a building several blocks away. Through a telephoto camera lens. And a thick pane of glass. This is not the…

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  • Western Pennsylvania

    On Being Duped by Religion (At the Three Rivers Arts Festival)

    Jenny / 7 June 2016

    I work across the street from the Three Rivers Arts Festival. One morning during festival week a man walked up to me. A thin Caucasian man with brown hair. About my height.  (I…

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  • History,  New Kensington,  Western Pennsylvania

    The Time Capsule

    Jenny / 4 June 2016

    Many old buildings are actually time capsules. The thing is, they often don’t reveal their secrets all at once. For example, our first contractor found this bottle when he dismantled our porch nearly…

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  • History,  New Kensington,  Western Pennsylvania

    I Live in Their House

    Jenny / 27 May 2016

    “Do you have family buried here?” I stood in front of a row of graves when I heard this. Such a logical question. But no. I have no actual family buried here, in…

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  • New Kensington,  Western Pennsylvania

    Our Old House Update #2: The Roof

    Jenny / 25 May 2016

    Tonight I sat outside to watch the sunset and thought, “Did our cat get sprayed by Pepé Le Pew?” No, our cat did NOT get sprayed by a skunk, thank goodness. However, someone in…

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  • New Kensington,  Western Pennsylvania

    Our Old House: Update #1

    Jenny / 20 May 2016

    This is the first of what I hope will be many updates (from me AND Jonathan) on the improvements to our 120+ -year-old house. I write this from a picnic table under a…

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  • History,  Western Pennsylvania

    Don’t Give Up the Lighthouse; Erie Land Light Part II

    Jenny / 7 May 2016

    My father-in-law Dennis Woytek’s story began with Erie. All of Erie. The lake, of course. The rail yards. The “Public Dock,” as he still calls Dobbins Landing. And the Erie Land Light. We knew…

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